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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07
Miscellame1Ms.
A DAUGHTER WORTH HAVING.

Two gentlemen, friends who had been
parted for years, met in a crowded city
street The one who lived in the city
was on his way to meet pressing bust
ness engagement, After few express
sions of delight, he said:
swell, I'm off, I'm sorry, but il
can't be helped ! will look for you to-
morrow at dinner Remember, 2 o'clock
sharp. want you to see my wife and
child"
"ODly one childY 7" asked the other.
"Only one" came the answer, ten
Derby; "a daughter. But she's dar-
ling"
And then they parted the stranger
in the city getting into a street car
bound for the Park.
After going a block or two, group
of five girls entered the car they evil
IDENTIFY belonged to families OF wealth
they conversed well. Each carried a
very deliberately decorated lunch basket
each well dressed They, too, we're 90.
ing to tho Park for a picnic. They
seemed happy and amiable until the car
again stopped, this time letting in a
pale-faced girl of about eleven and sick
boy Of four These children we're shah
billy dressed and on their faces were
looks Of distress. They. too, were on
their way to the Park. The gentleman
thought so; 80 did the group of girls.
for he heard one of them say, with n
look Of disdain:
II suppose the ragamufins are on an
excursion, too 7"
II shouldn't want 10 leave homo il |
had to look like that. Would you p
"No, indeed! But there is no ac-
counting for tastes. | think there ought
to be special line Of cars for the lower
classes p
All this was spoken in low tone,
but the gentleman heard it. Had the
child, too? He glanced at the pale face
and saw tears. He was angry.
Just then the exclamation, "Why,
there is Nettie Wonder where she is
geingp caused him to look out upon
tho corner, where swoct-faced young
lady stood beckoning to the driver.
When she entered the car she was
warmly greeted by the FIVE, and they
made room for her beside them. They
we're profuse in EXPLANATIONS and ques-
tons.
Where arc you goingY' asked one.
30, what lovely flowers! Who are
they for p said another.
"Pm on my way TO Belle Clark's.
She is sick, you know, and the flowers
are for her."
She answered both questions at once,
and then, glancing toward the door
Of the car, she saw the poor pale girl
looking wistfully at her. She smiled at
the child, tender look beaming from
her beautiful eyes, and then, forgetting
that she wore handsome velvet shirt
and costly jacket, and that her shapely
hands were covered with well-ftted
gloves, she left her scat and crossed
over to the little one. She laid one
hand on the boys thin check as she
asked Of his sister:
'This little boy is sick, is he not 7
And he-is your brother, | am sure
II seemed hard for the girl TO answer,
but finally she said /:
eyes, Miss. he is sick. Freddie never
has been well. Yes, Miss, he is my
brother. We're goin' to the Park TO see
il 'twont mako Freddie better.
II am glad you arc going" tho young
girl replied in low voice meant for no
ones ears except those Of the child. 81
think IL will DO him good it's lovely
there with the spring flowers all in
bloom. But where is your lunch : You
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07
:" Old Hickory
w AC O N s.

Firmness, Courage and Honesty endeared
Andrew Jackson TO the hearts Of the Amer
lean people Strength, durability and honest
construction are the characteristics OF the
"0ld Hickory" Wagon. We have just re.
ceiyed another CAR LOAD Of these justly
celebrated Farm Wagons, and have them for
SALE, with and without BEDS, 10 all sizes.
Thunderstorm, Solid Iron, Tubular or HoI-
low Iron Axle, with Extra Heavy four-inch
Tires and Rear Brake. They are acknowl-
edged the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07
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ought to have lunch after so long a

tiuo. ,f0Af3Vs1 10
Over the little girls facecame flush.
Eyes, Miss, we ought to, for Fred
dies sake. but. you sec, we didn't have
any lunch to bring Tim-he's our
brothor-heisa saved those pennies so as
Freddie could ride 10 The Park and
back. | guess mebbe Freddis'll forget
about being hungry when gets to the
Park" fe,.r-a.va,,s,,s -r
There were tears in the lovely girls
eyes as she listened, and very soon she
asked the girl where they lived, and
wrote the address down 10, tablet which
she took from d bag on her arm ~
After riding d few blocks she left the car
but she had not left the little ones COM
FORTRESS. Half the boquet Of violots and
byacinths were clasped 10 the sisters
hand, while tho sick boy, with radiant
face, held in his hand package, from
which he helped himself now and then,
saying oDhis sister IN ajubilapt whisper:
"She SKID weIoeuid sat'ep, ail--cvery
one--when we get to, The Park. What
made her so sweet and good to Vi"
And the little girl whispered back:
cts cause she's beautiful as we'll as
her clothes" The gentleman heard her
whisper. lAhEEEkN ~ 1857
When the Park was reached the five
girls hurried out. Then the gentleman
lifted the little boy in bis arms and car
ried him out Of the car, across the road
and into the green Park, the sister fol-
lowing. Ho paid for nice rido for
them in the goat carriage; he treated
them to oyster soup at the Park restau-
rant. ,.~,a ..3,-so ..r
AT 2 O'clock, sharp, the next day, the
two gentlemen, as agreed, met again.
This is my wife," said the host
proudly, introducing a comedy lady.
land this, as young lady Of fifteen
entered the parlor, lis my daughter"
"Ah y said tho guest, as he extended
bis hand in cordial greeting, "this is tho
dear girl whom I saw yesterday on the
street car. l don't wonder you called
her darling. Sho is a darling aud no
mistake. God bless her y And then no
told his friend what he had seen and
heard in the horse car"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07

There is mouse in a shop window
at Chester. ILL.,, that has grown quite
tame and catches flies Tho mouse has
grown quite used to having an audience
and docs not run away unless the spec
tator makes sudden move while no is
at work. He is an experienced fly
catcher and never misses. Upon max
ing grab for bis prey be sits back on his
launches and calmly devours the choice
m0rsel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07
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N ,,.. .nnst IN morn ho had ,ahar.a
Sknfy' Sitle boy cana back 10 me. Atsss
Then opened the door Of my heart wide,
And oiferd him comfort and home
Praying the while that the dear Lord of love
To his sln-sick young spirit might come,
And that the heart OF his parents
For their wand'rer so tender might grow,
That with love, not rebuke, they'd receive
him,
And the kind father granted IL 30.
Then with tenderest love and forgiveness,
The blessings came down from above,
Till within the young heart, where before
Ill had grown,
There sprang up sweet peace and love-.
And my heart sang song OF Thanksgiving,
To Him who had answered my prayer,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07

The Indians originally owned Amer
lea, and would still own. it il they had
gone into the liquor business when the
first white man arrived here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07

"There is evidently great deal to bo
learned about women" says Philadcl-
phia editor. There is, indeed, and tho
best way to learn ID is to ask some other
woman about it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07

A Main street mother was whipping
her boy yesterday, aud as she applied
the rod she shouted, "Will you behave ?"
eyes" blubberod the throbbing boy, al
will il you will"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07
CONSOLATION,
A STANDARD WHEAT GUANO.

CONSOLATION is designed cspe-
cially to SUPPLY what the NATURE
of the GRAIN CROP requires. It is
a complete GUANO, combining all of
the MATERIAL properties requisite for
this CROP from the most AVAILA-
Bile and DURABLE SOURCES -
The entirely satisfactory results reported
from the large sales Of last season AT
TEST its value as Grain Producer,
and is our ADDITIONAL claim to the
PUBLICS CONSIDERA TION of
the fact that CONSOLATION is the
BEST GUANO offered at its price
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07

What q mystery in mankind. Take
for instance the misanthrope. He be-
lieveth not in his kind, yet with what
an implicit faith and what celebrity tack
leth he the contents Of the most Opaque
Jug.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07

Arkansas Traveller: De man whit
has do mos frien's is dc man whut uses
'cm dc least. De only way ter hab or
nice coat fur Sunday is not ter war it
mon once or week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-10-07

Three years undisturbed possession
Of q setter dog will destroy tho varacity
Of tho best man in America.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-19
Fort Abraham Lincoln.

Washington special: President protein
Sherman laid before the senate to-day a
memorial from the Dakota legislature OPP
posing the abandonment of Fort Abraham
Lincoln on the Missouri river below Man
dan. The wal department has had the
abandonment of this post under c%onsidera-
Won, although no definite time for such ac-
ton has been decided upon. It has been
removing troops from there slowly, bat it
is doubtful if it was the purpose to aban
don it before another year. The memorial
was ordered to be printed in the Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
The PreatdenL's SPEECHES.

No objection can be urged against
the Presidentu plan Of preparing biz
spesches in advance. A good spaech pre-
pared beforehand is always better than a
bad speech picked up on the apur Of the
moment. This is not to Say that Presi-
dent Cleveland is incapable OF making a
good cxtsmpore speech; bu. he has pre-.
ierred another msthod, and for this he
has been cri.ic:zed, as wo think, without
reason. gI@r
l. is also fir from d!scredltable to the
President tina. ho desired to inform him.
self concerning the places he was to visit.
This is ths msthod OF intelligent trsvelcrs
tho world o7er, and 1t cdds zess to the
Wow. Tho American Cyclopedia is one
CT many good works Of reference on such
subjects, and tho President did we'll 10
consult 1t. His mistake way that he did
not absorb tho Uyclopedia's information,
uss it merely SIS Information. and clothe ii
in his own Language. Otherwise he should
have given ths Cyclopodia credit. Sill,
his plagiarism mny be the result Of IN.
conscious cerebration. If 80 be will thank
the New York Sun for politely calling his
attention 10 the forced loan.
At matter Of style, his speeches arc
open to criticism because Of the frequent
use o! thu pereonal pronoun I in It's nomi-
native, poaueasiyo and accusative caso7.
This is a blemish on the President'e
speeches, IS Miss Rose Elizabeth Glove.
land would make free to tell him if ho
we're to tskn counsel OF hor. y i.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06

Tho Presidents Impressive Speech at {
Western Town. - III
Chicago Tribune.
The PreaIdont-Dsn, what's the mex!
town?
Dan-skedunk.
Tho President (woarily)-What arc the
facts connected with thu early settlement
Of the place, etc? az
Dan Consulting Letters, pszettsors, and
cyclopedias-Suttled in 1857 by colony
from Nav Jeraey. Name Skedunk means
tue breaking up OF q hard winter. FRS,
President OF town board was the Hon,
Tellus Y. Knott. Big fire in 1861 burned
down the WOODEN mill and two livery sta.
blea. Principal industry. the making of
Ay-ncta. Population 200.
The President (standing on rear plat
form OF car a few inmates letter)-i an,
rejoiced, Mr.. Mayor and fellow. ctizsns OF
this thriving young metropolis, to have
an opportunity OF meeting you and sx-
pressing tho admiration I have long felt
Tor the city OF skedunk. II my memory
serves me rightly this beautiful spot was
uIat GGIt4Su- IA lSOt Wy ~ b ECUulDauY OF
fsr-seeing men iron the eastern L nor.
ton Of our great Republic. Z It was in
the glorious spring time, and ths 20.
atics! name OF Skedunk, which means
early spring, was bestowed on tho live and
thrifty village, which even then gave
promise OF q glorious future. am no
stranger 10 the fame of the Hon. Tellus Y.
Knott, one Of your most distinguished
early citlzsne, and I shall never forget how
the great heart Of tho country throbbetl in
|sympsthy with you when, in 1861, a con-
siderable poriion OF your fair Young city
was destroyed by fro. But time fails me
10 speak ofyour bright prospects for the
future, Of the uesful indus.ry-.he manu-.
iac.a:e Of Ay.nsta-which ihna done 80
much to bring the population OF Ekedunk
up to nearly G.000. Wild cheering. !
Move on, fellow citizsna, in tho path Of
honor, usefulness, and prosperity, stand
up in the msiesty Of your manhood, up.
hold the institution of your country, and
the name oil Skeiunk will DO glorious
through all future ages. Fellow citizens,
I bid you most kindly farewell. Train
moves Of amid the frnnt:c cheers OF the
entire population: Dan, I'm getting in
formally tiIed Of this business. Il ];
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
y. - -. VIZ
A nomnrkabfe Man.

/. William E. Cramer, editor and proprie.
tor OF tho Milwaukee Erefsin9 lPisooasir,
ID one Of tho most remarkable Journalistic
in the country. He js blind and partially
deaf, and, In spite OF his inhrmities, does
an enormous amount Of newspaper work.
He dictates his editorials to a secretary,
who reads them TO him by meana Of M
audiphone. In this way Mr., Cramer pro.
duces from column 10 three columns Of
matter a day. His secretary reada 10 him
every day all tho most important journals
In the country. Mr.. Cramer's memory Ia
remarkable and bis mind Ia an encyclo-
pndia OF facts. He was an intimate friend
Of Horace Greeley and Thurlow Weed.
He may be called the William H. Prescott
OF journalism, lf'S-2'fl .5l: n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
Lying blade Profitable.

Tho following bright and intcreoting ed
ilorial appears in the Pittsburgh CONNER.
cial Ga=elte: NJ
West Virginia Is a small, apsrsely.aet.
tied mountain State, near Pennsylvania,
but it has tho biggest syndicate OF liars
thst ever. imposed upon defiant newapa.
para. Mover day pages that sensation
Of come kind 10 not sent out from 1t. If
all the cyinss that are related as happen.
ing within the bounds actually took place,
one.hal the population would be in Jail, q
quarter would Be- officers OF tho law and
the other quarter would be iugitiyes from
justice. Il oil the diacovesies!of mineral
wealth were true, it would DO producing
more gold than California, mora silver
than Nevada, more coal and iron than
Pennsylvania, more diamonds than South
( Gfrica and more building.stone than tue
whole New England States. II MI tho
.beara and pan,hers and wildcats end
snakes do busineas there that are reported,
itwould be safer to travel through the
2 juneles of Africa than through q West
Virginia forest. II. all tho strange people
3 live their that are enid to, the museume OF
4 the world would not want for freaks for
the next bundled years. &. 3
4 We are glad to Geo that the light Is
z breaking on the Commercial Gastttt at last,
for no newspaper in the country is more
parsistsutly imposed upon than itself. II
is constantly made the victim Of the very
thing 1t calls attention to. We have long
wondered that tho Commercial Gazsite and
other equally intelligent newspapers could
DO 80 easily imposed upon. By accepting
tho stuff they make the liars trade profit.
able, and SO long as they buy thc1e will
be plenty Of the came sort to sell. Z ~, Z
The most industrious artisan in this
branch Of manufacture hes headquarters
IN Parkessburg, whence he is able to sell
to the Pittsburgh papers fairy stories 10.
Gated in the southern counties Of their
own State md never less than q hundred
miles from the point Of manufacture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
Ghe :GrstattiqelIttt:cHr
wunEL.so. W. VA, OCTOBER o. 1887.
SIN, we bout Want tho nsIlstet's Money
The Rtc'sitr oIere to give aome money II

sill, We DoL't Want tho Htslstefs money
The Register oGern to give some money II
tho IXreLLIogScER will "polns OUT nssen-
tencc, line or word' OF the Register circular
to Democratic postmsslers "thst WIS not
reproduced correctly blythe Register" when
I. did profess to reproduce the circular In
ia edition Of Monday, attor tho 1NrALLl.
oEscgn had printed it On tho previous
Saturday.
It is 80 easy to comply with the Regis
lrr's gentle rcquest TINT We shall make no
charge Tor 1t. The. original copy, in the
persecution Of the 1STELLldRScER, which
copy was sont 10 q postmaster, beg'nF,
r"4is an nppoin.et Ct a Democratic Admins
trotion and believing you to be In
sympathy with the principles OF Dem
ocracy," &c. Tho alleged complete cir
cular "a printed in The Register OF Monday
oni.s the eight wo-ds. above italicised,
Here arc cighs words that were not re
produced correctly" for they were not
produced a. eli. Why the Register wac
guilty Of this conspicuous omission, II
may al come time explain to It's readerF
whom II gems to have come reason to en-
deayor to trick in tho matter. &
Thcye IL, In addition to the eight Toref
omitted, one little word which, after one
short lessoa from tbe INTrLllGgNcgR, the
Register took tho liberty to change. In
tbs original, still in the hauds OF The In
rsLLlaExcEn, the General Manager Of the
Register talked to tho "sppointoo OF g
Democratic Administration" about "slnf
lug or something. The revised version
in the Register OF Monday changed this &c
"s'oughing of" which quite changes the
appearance OF things. Thir, We admit, Ii
uomawha. matter Of taste, but it ID q cleal
tsmpc-jng with the record. aF#
We heye row ahown the Register that il
did rot deal fairly With ito readers. Any
body who desires tho indisputable proc
may hsys it by calling at this Office ant
seeing tho circular which has made oul
naighbor 50 remarkably unhappy. It Ii
not c grea! matter, to be sure, but the
''s,ulIinG of f" Of the touching exhortatior
to Democratic appointees as such, may
widen tho diesension already existing ii
the Democratic party Of Weat Virginia
That would DO bad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
Tho Boy had u Question,

Merchant .TraretG. 5ifr
"Now, children" said the Sunday School
teacher, who had been impsessing upon
the minds Of her pupils tho terror Of iu.
ture punishment, vi any OF you have any.
thing on your minds, any trouble that
you would like to ask me about, I will
gladly tell you ali can" tJz' Si
There was no respone for some time.
At length little fellow on the other end
OF tho bench raised his hand and said:
Teacher" Two got question" y
"Well, what Is it?" 55 lEgst s
"Et you was me, an had a stubbed toe,
would you tie It up in q rag with arniker
onto 1t or would ye jos 10. 1t go2' }l'2S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06

SAVE tho Children. They arc especially
liable to sndden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy q positive cure.
Il caves hourn Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logon \ o., O. R. Goetzs. O. Menke.
miller, RIB. Burt and Bowie Bsoe, s. 4 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
.Jatirs ifreal,u,,l.

/ "A Judge Greshsm is over the medium
height, haa dark hair and whiskers etreak:
ed with gray, and a full, oval face. He is
judicial in appearance, have quiet, disni.
lied manner and pleasant way Of talking.
Physically he does not look as strong as be
did some years ago. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06

4 FoG all forms Of nasal ca!arrh where
there is ,dryness Of the air passage with
whet ID commonly called "stui[ing up
especially when going to bed, Ely'o Cream
Balm gives perfect and immediate relief.
1tg benefit to me has been prics!osu.-A.
@. Chsse, NJ. d., Milsood, Kansas. S r
- l-1 -s 3, IN rrhs.SY hs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
A snlr,tnnllst,o Ernu,l.

Miss Fny's spiritualia.lc seance at Black.
burn, England, came to a sudden end
when some ono in the audience struck a
light, and Misc Fay was found to have
climbed to the ROOF, while the spirit"
was floating In tho darkness over the
heads Of the audience was IN inflated linen
bag, Ng W9 5a iHL g3Eb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
Novelties IN Music.
New Music Books Of Unusual Beauty.

UNITED VOICES. A New School Gong Book. l.
y. Emerson has Rgatn made a success In collec
lion Of songs for the girls and boys. 1t cannot fail
10 DO popular. 81 cents, 81 so per doz g
CHlLDRES'a D1ADEM. Abbey & Munger. "A
true chtldIen's book, containing new and very
I sweet musca aud words for the Sunday School.
80 cents. Is 90 per doz. { y +. { N
EMANUEL. An ora.osio in 8 parts. !. Tho Ma
s. lvl.y. q Ctucllxton 3 Resurrection. BY ].
I. Trowbridge, Not difficult Commended "a
choi's aud societies. 81 20, 50 % PEI. dez, = .1J
JEHovAH's PRAISE. a A Now Church Music
Book by l.. 0 Emerson. Singing School Course,
y Good secular mutfo for practice Hlees and Part
Songs, Hymn Tunes. Anthems, for Cho!rs, Sing.
Ing Glasses aud Conventions. 'a@i.5 l-3-slllE''
$sf {i s. 90 50 % per dez. q "a
GOOD OLD SONGS WE USED TO SING. A most
attractive collection Of lis popular songs, with
Piano OF Organ accompanimen..y Price 81 60. a
CONSTRUCTION, TUNING AND cARE OF THE
r PlAS0FORTE.l z. @. Norton. most useful
oook 10 Ill pisno owners. Price 20 cents. 81 a.5
Mailed for Retail Price.
OLIVER DITsoN & CO., Boston. 81
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2 Eo!b.xrhaw r,sEe Ess..y.I i : :, 5. 3, y. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06

y The America Cup looks remarkably like
an ordinary owor. Yet, We may. guy to
John Bull, It is not ever cup. \, q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
ELY'S
CATAR r. III
/. TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

"a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRA1Ns-On aud after July II, las7-E1rLA-
HATIoH OF lEPEnEsCr MARIE, FDaily. tSuudey
excepted. t&onds5 excepted. -Eastczu Standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06

- E. .
Funeral from his late residence In Elm Grove, on
Thanday afternoon q. hall past O'Clock.
Friends Of tho family arc invited. lntcrment
at Greenwood cemetery. t0'
kNApp-On Tuesday. October 1, 1887, at 9
O'Clock r. n, FREpRRicK KNAPP, Ugcd rs years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
X No. Thirty seventh street, Thuuday alter
noon q. O'Clock. Friends Of tho family ART
Invited to attend. 1n!erment at MI zlou
cemetery. e.
REILLv-0n Tueldny morning, October 1. 1857,
at 1850 O'Clock, BHIDoEr. wills OF Patrick Reilly
In the CD yea, OF her age. s7lss sfHi1.
Funeral will take place from the residence oil her
husband, No. 1874 Seventeenth street. or
Thursday morning at o'clock. Mos services
will DO held at St. Joseph's Cathedral at hal
pass9 o'clock. Friends OF the family arc In
vlted. 1nterment u! Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-06
-DIEN

Ivory Starch, little warm water, little
starch quick, economical, beautiful. Grocers.